UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan Sample Clauses

UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan a. Within one hundred fifty (150) days of the effective date of this Agreement, the HACLV will submit, for HUD’s review and approval, its UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan for all developments identified in Appendix A. HUD will provide the HACLV with its approval, or comments, within forty-five (45) days of receipt of both the HACLV’s proposed UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan and Non-Housing Program Accessibility Plan, referenced in Paragraph IV. (H)(1). (i) The UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan will be in a format that includes: (1) Total number of UFAS-Accessible Units per year;
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UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan a. Submission to HUD and Approval (i) UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan: Within one hundred eighty two (182) days of the effective date of this Agreement, AHA will submit, for HUD’s review and approval, its UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan for all developments identified in Appendix A.
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UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan a. Within sixty (60) days of the effective date of this Agreement, the County shall commence the procurement process for the selection of a third-party who shall conduct an assessment of MDHA’s Total Housing Units, as reflected in Appendix A, and prepare the UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan, as described in Paragraph IV. (C)(2), below. b. Within one hundred eighty (180) days after the selection of the third party described in Paragraph IV. (C)(2)(a), above, MDHA will submit, for HUD’s review and approval, its UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan for all developments identified in Appendix A. HUD will provide the MDHA with its approval, or comments, within forty-five (45) days of receipt of both the MDHA’s proposed UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan and Non-Housing Program Accessibility Plan, referenced in Paragraph IV. (D)(1). (i) The UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan will be in a format that includes: (1) Total number of UFAS-Accessible Units per year;
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UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan. (a) PRPHA will provide HUD within three-hundred sixty five (365) days of the effective date of this agreement, an updated list of all units PRPHA plans to convert to UFAS accessible units within the life of this Extended Agreement. The list will be in a format that includes: (1) total number of UFAS-Accessible Units to be converted or constructed; (2) development name and location; (3) unit address within the development, if available; and (4) bedroom size distribution with each development. (b) If the UFAS-Accessible Unit list does not include plans to provide accessible units in a given development, or would not result in at least five percent(5%) of the units beings UFAS-accessible in a given development, then the PRPHA will provide a detailed explanation, which includes information regarding structural unfeasibility and/or undue financial and administrative burden.
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UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan a. Submission to HUD and Approval i. Within one hundred fifty (150) days of the effective date of this Agreement, HACP will submit, for HUD’s review and approval, its UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan for all developments identified in Appendix A. ii. HUD will provide the HACP with its approval, or comments, within forty- five (45) days of receipt of both the HACP’s proposed UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan and Non-Housing Program Accessibility Plan, referenced in Paragraph IV. (D)(1).
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UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan a. Within one hundred twenty (120) days of the effective date of this Agreement, HACL will submit, for HUD’s review and approval, its UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan for all developments identified in Appendix A. HUD will provide HACL with its approval, or comments, within forty five (45) days of receipt of both HACL’s proposed UFAS- Accessible Unit Plan and Non-Housing Program Accessibility Plan, referenced in Paragraph IV. (E)(1). b. The UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan will address all developments covered under this Agreement as referenced in Appendix A and will be in a format that includes: (1) total number of UFAS-Accessible Units to be produced annually; (2) development name and location; (3) bedroom size distribution within each development; (4) the percentage of all UFAS-Accessible Units in the development; (5) current occupancy status of each unit to be modified; (6) relocation plan for any currently occupied units; (6) vacancy rates at each development; (7) crime rates in and around each development; and (8) interim timeframes and benchmarks for meeting annual rates, as set forth in Paragraph IV. (D)(1)(d). c. The UFAS-Accessible Unit Plan shall include a site map for each development which includes the following: (a) development and unit address; (b) total number of units to be modified or constructed as UFAS-accessible; (c) bedroom size of UFAS-accessible units;
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